PlayStation 3 owners will finally be able to join in the the block-busting fun of the musical-puzzler Lumines next week, as developer Q has revealed that the downloadable PS3 version will debut in North America next Tuesday, December 23.

Priced at $14.99, the game has players attempting to create same-colored squares of 4 or more blocks, and packs 40 skins--a term used to describe songs and their accompanying graphics--including one inspired by Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet.

20 additional skins will be provided through the free holiday pack, said to feature "a little something for everyone," including heavy metal, UK rock, and gabber songs. However, Q cautioned that the pack will only be free "for a limited time only."

Developer Q Entertainment has revealed that, when it arrives later this winter, the PS3 version of its music-centric puzzle game Lumines will include a LittleBigPlanet nod.

Made in conjunction with LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule, the LBP Lumines skin shows protagonist SackBoy running the background while players create squares same-colored blocks. In all, the game sports a total of 40 Challenge Skins.

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Lumines Supernova is slated to hit PlayStation 3 as a digital download later this winter.

Q Entertainment is continuing to share the cross-platform love by announcing a PlayStation 3 version of its musically-inclined puzzle game Lumines.

Following up on the recent announcement of its other puzzler Meteos coming to Xbox 360, this time around Q is updating the fast-paced, square-making Lumines--now adding the Supernova moniker--to play online on the PlayStation 3. Custom soundtracks are among the additions to the new edition.

The free-to-play PC version of Lumines

Lumines Supernova does not have an announced price or release date, but it will launch on Sony's online store on the PlayStation Network in Japan this fall.